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I Tatti/Getty Black Mediterranean Fellowship 2027–2028

Offered by I Tatti/Getty Black Mediterranean Fellowship

Provider
I Tatti/Getty Black Mediterranean Fellowship
Funding status
Partially funded
Amount
US$5,200 per month + up to US$1,800 relocation supplement
Deadline
Nov 16, 2026 · 21 days left
Availability
Open
Countries
Not stated
Field of study
African Studies / African Art and Architecture / Archaeology / Anthropology / Mediterranean Studies / Early Modern History
Degree level
PhD / Researcher
Verification status
Verified
Last verified
Sep 28, 2026

About this opportunity

Residential fellowship at Harvard University's Villa I Tatti for scholars from African nations researching exchanges between Africa and the wider Mediterranean world during the early modern period.

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    Fluent in English, Italian or French

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    PhD certificate must be in hand at application

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    National of an African country

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    African artistic and architectural material, including archaeology and anthropology, with research on exchanges within and between Africa and the Mediterranean world during the 14th–17th centuries

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Language

Fluent in English, Italian or French

Education

PhD certificate must be in hand at application

Nationality

National of an African country

Research scope

African artistic and architectural material, including archaeology and anthropology, with research on exchanges within and between Africa and the Mediterranean world during the 14th–17th centuries

Research background

Solid background in premodern Africa and its global exchanges

Institutional connection

Preference given to scholars based or connected to African universities, museums and cultural institutions

Prior I Tatti appointment

Term fellowships generally cannot be held by previous I Tatti appointees except Graduate Fellows

Funding details

Housing

Apartment may be provided rent-free where available, with utilities; otherwise a housing subsidy may be offered

Term length

4 or 6 months

Academic year

2027–2028

Monthly grant

US$5,200

Fellowship count

2

Relocation supplement

Up to US$1,800 one time

Applicant responsibilities
  • Visa

  • Permesso di soggiorno

  • Health coverage

Required documents

  • Application in English
  • PhD certificate
  • Two academic recommendations

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